The collection of George Oscar Russell consists of correspondence, photographs, magazines, publications, books, theses, records and x-rays of speech, films on speeches and voices, printing plates blocks of voices, and artifacts. The collection started from 1919-1971, with the bulk being correspondence.

The letters were mainly written by family members, friends, and businesses.

In box four, there are magazines and publications that were written by George Oscar Russell. The magazines and publications were about speech and voices.

Most of George Oscar Russell’s collection were on speech and voices. He taught speech, not only to Deaf but to others, like Caruso, who was the Italian tenor.

There are 38 rolls of 16mm films in box seven. Most of these films are unidentified but they are related to speeches and voices.

Box 9 contains artifacts that once belonged to George Oscar Russell, including a wooden kitchen tool, an instrument, one pair of glasses with case, and an ivory cigar holder.